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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
ABOUT CELEBRITIES.

NORFOLK VA, February 25.-Com.
modore William I. Truxtop, United
States Navy, retired, died sudde ly 1T
his home in this city at l2:45 o'clock
p m. today.
CHICAGO, ILL, February 25.-Mrs.
L-gau has selected the center Of the
circle Of the north end OF South Park
for burial place for herselt and Gen,
Logan aud q site for the monument to
Gen. Logan.
PhtNcEr N, N. j., February 25.-
William Tiving, D. D., Of the Second
Presbyterian Church OF TT ~, n. Y
has accepted the call 10 tbs cretiry-
ship Of the Prssbj terrain Board oil
Home Missions. ~. i''l
Boron, MASS, February 25.-Tbe
Rev. J'mee Fcepman Clark, the emf
nent UnitaTian divine, has been emf
feripg seversl days from a severe cold,
when has conf red him te his bel.
At his house this morning he was
ssid to be in q eighty weaker condl-
ton han yesterday, bat that no seri-
GUS results were anticipated at pres
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
TAKING LONG VIEWS.

U;s locks wSre wild. and wild his ave.
Fnrrow. I'd his brow with anxious thought
MusInv I asked him. nTelI m why
You seem thus vacant and dis rauQht ?''
Sad v he g,zsd into nv taee,
lie SAID: al have no re, mite, nonel
Oh tball wo waoder into space,
Ur fail in Tho sun
"Astrono ners I've sou hit in tears.
And ali / "a tor,ibIv ram a.
Tbsts alter sII tbsse anxious wars.
They cannot eyen tell ma this
Tbnngb each man seams IN nrove his case.
Each contradicts IN, other one.
And~do we wander into spaee.
Or fiji into The snhY ''a''' ....
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
ArransIng the scale OF Wages.

PIrTsDURG, Pa, February rs The
different lOdgea OF the Amalgamated
Association are considering the Qnes-
/ on OF \ scale Of wages for the ersu-
ing yea, commencing on July 1t. 1t
is customary for the odgss to suggest
what charges should DO made in the
new scale, which ere submitted in
writing to tho general officers before
The Let Of April. At that time meet.
ing will be- held by the Executive
Committee OF the sssOCia ion. All the
proposed alteration t1 the scale will
be properly com piled, priuted and
m allied to each ub'odge. The pamph-
let's containing suggested teration
must be in the hands of sublodges
SIX weeks prior to the annual Oonven-
lion for examination. The different
changes In all the lodges will then
enable the members In each sub lodge
TO decide upon a final scale at the an
nual conven ion Of the ass citation. p A
number OF sublodEes have already
held meetings for considers ton Of the
vega question; oilers will meet mex
Saturday. Az yet Il ia too tarly to
summarize the results. 1t 10 said that
some OF the members favor asking for
So for pudding, while, The mai ri y
will ask for IS so 1t Is Tumored that
the n embers outside OF the Pitsburg
district are satisfied with the present
scale OF wages. These claim that an
adyar CO would shu, out everything
outside ofthe gas district,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
STYLE OF A TEST.

What, then, is the nature of the
general considerations which | think
we ought to bear in mind in debat-
ing question like this-the authen
ticy of one of Shakspeare's plays?
First of all and last of all l should
put style; not style in its narrow
sense Of mere verbal expression, for
that may change and does change
with the growth and training of
man, but in the sense of that some
thing, more or less clearly definable,
which is always and everywhere pc
culiar 10 the man, and either,in kind
or degree distinguishes him from all
other men-the kind of evidence
which, for example, makes us sure
that Swift wrote the "Tale of a
Tub" or Scott "The Antiquary,"
because nobody else could do it.
There is gait which marks the
mind as we'll as the body. z But even
If we took the word style in that mar
rover sense which would define
it the diction or form of phrase,
Shakespeare is equally incompar-
able. Coleridse, evidently using
the word in this narrower sense, tells
us that such divinity doth hedge
our Shakespeare round that we can,
not even initiate his style. | tried
to initiate his manner in the Re,
morse, aud when | had done / found
| had been tracking Beaumont and
Fletcher and Mas =. instead" II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
CHANCERY SALE
- on -
III NJ A n ESTAT n.

No. 1863, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
Oounty-Mrs. u. l.. CUNNINGHAM, by next
friend, W. ID. Beard VS.. John W. Led
be ter ct al.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
d sale, entered in the above oauso on tho
9TH day Of January, 1887, M. u, 81, page "a,
[ will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office, ut the Main street entrance Of tho
Courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
within legal hours, tho following described
nossee, to-wit;
A pertain tract OF land lying and being
in tho county OF Shelby and state Of Ten
nossee, on tho Monphls and Germantown
plank road, about 10 miles from tbs city of
Memphis, and bounded AS follows: Begin
ming at n stake ut The northeast Corner OF a
7 acre tract, heretofore conveyed by Sohater
and wife and Mary Q. Knapp and h. d.
Stephenson, running thence north 81 chains
TO stake at the northeast corner OF ~ acre
tract heretofore conveyed by sana parties 70
M. j. lie Strange; thence east II chains and
88 links TO a stake ut the northwest corner OF
a go acre tract conveyed by same parties TO
Lsdbotter End GRynOr; thence south with
tho west line Of said LedbOter and Gaynor
tract IS chairs aud 5S1z links 10 stake IN
said plank road thence west with Baid
plank road to the beginning, containing By
estimate about 81 acres.
Terms of Sale-On credit OF months;
note bearing interest,", with security, ro-
quired lien retained; redemption barred.
This January 1887.
4. |. MCDOW ELL, Clerk and Master ~
By II. Y. Coleman, Deputy q, and NJ.
Clapp Il Beard, sOlicitorH.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
PersoDal ComeIineAs

Is greatly eohaneed by a foe set oil
t-eth. 0 this Other ha0d, nothing SO
der-cs rom the tGe.ts Of oleasirg
fpaturrs, fac eyes and gao id' hg
ure as yellow teetn That pOpular
toilet srticle SOZODoN { clecSs their
decay ard euderss, them s.white as
snow, &C., .Ess4z&
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
If sunerers From Consumption,

Scrofua, Bronchitis and General De-
blty will try SCOTS Emulsion OF God
Liver Oil With Hypop, csphites, they
will fad immediate relief aud psrma.
nent benefit. The medical profession
u 1iyersslly declare it q remedy OF the
greatest value and very va atahle.
Read: Il have used Scotps Emulsion
10 several cases Of Scroiula anu Dsbil.
Nv in CHILDREN, Results most graft
fling. My little pa isnE take it with
pleasure w. A. Huber, MD, Sal
isburY, III. IN 60 - - S sse:,:. ~!
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
CHANCERY SALE
-"vr,. W sSyz--,7FggIMzzznm
R h AL ESTATA

No. 1851, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
noupty--State Of Tennessee, use, etc, VS..
N o. Perkins ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in tho above cause on the
Goth day Of April, 1875, n; !, q, page 62a,
and renewed October 5, 1886. NJ. B. As, page
333, will sell, at public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
ONCE, at tho Main street emit 'ance Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
saturday, March ., 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
pro- erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.'
Eo-wit: lg $780, h'
Part Of lot AZ, being. lot 3 Of division.
made BY the Chansery Court Of the lands OF
James lrrigg, fronting 20 feet on the west
sioe Of tn Big Creek road and running back
645 iest to Wolf river. with front Of W ieet
on Wolf river.
Terms Of Sais--0n credit Of siK months;
notes bearing interest, with security; lien
retained; redemption barred. -
1his February ., 1871. E5%
s. L, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.i
By b. F. Coleman, Deputy G. and NJ
Il II. 4 O. W. Heiskell. Solicitors t--l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16
CITY HALL.
A Fight on LOcatiOn--TO Up or
Down Town.

There is no use Disgusting fact, OF
calling thing by name it does not
possess, for the sake of avoiding con.
test. There is a square fight on foot
as to where the new city hall is to be
located. There is strong effort being
made to lscate it somewhere near IIar.
wood street, either ON Elm, Main or
Commerce street. The HERALD some
time since said that the city hall ought
to be erected on the city's lot on the
corner Of Main and Sycamore streets.
1t is central point, in fact, beyond the
center, eastward as to the business of
the city, aud the up town people should
not persist in pulling against the site
mentioned. 1t will not benefit them
in a pecuniary sense, and certainly it
would be more convenient on the
corner of Main and Sycamore than
further east. The lot is desirable in
every way. Dallas will grow on eve"y
side, west as we'll as east. West of
the river in the course of time will be
Thousands Of people, and, indeed, the
point named is more, or will be, more
central than any point that can be
named. The city engineer says that
the spot where the government build
ing is situated is the center, tho corner
OF Sycamore and Main streets in only
ono block west OF that. The city
council wrangled over this matter last
night and the proceedings showed it
was q square fight to be fought out
and won ON the line of location. The
council hgreed to receive plans and
specifications July 10Th. The building
is to be 1880, OF modern design, three
stories high, English basement the lat
ter to contain the police and record
er's departments, the first floor to con-
ttafn offices Of the mayor, city secretary,
assessor and collector, city attorney
city engineer, superintendent of water
works, health officer, street commits
sioner, committee rooms AMI council
chamber. The third floor is to be used
as city hall end public library. The
building is to be heated with a fur
mace. 1t is to contain first-class fire.
proof vaults, etc. The plan is upon
magnificent scale, and if not changed
Dallas will have the most convenient
and elegant city building in the State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD.
Condensed from the Dispatches


Condensed from the Dispatches
Excellent crops are reported through
out the agricultural regions.
Pony Jackson has been indicted at Nc.
Kinney for numbering Ed Finley in the
Elm Saloon.
Ii. P. Oglesby, who stabbed DR..
McAnly and Joe Cline while he was mad
with mean whisky, has been indicted at
Mckinney for assault to murder.
Heming, the striker, is on trial al
Fort Worth for firing into the posse
headed by Courtright last year, in the
fight resulting in the death of two officer.
Townsend and Fullford.
Jim Mccoy, for killing Mckinney q,
San Antonio has been refused bail.
j. w. Belt. Of Dawson, has been ar
rested for unlawfully selling liquor
The grand jury in the Jacob SHARP
case has been completed. There were
2100 jurors drawn and 1190 examined
among whom only 81 were qualified to
serve.
While ]. A. Ryan and Harry Treloar
were drilling out blast which had mis-
sed fire, in Paint River mine, at Crystal
Fall, the charge went off, blowing of
the heads and arms Of both men.
Mrs. r. e. Cooper died at Fort Worth
Of congestion of the brain, caused by the
recent death of her husband.
Paul L. Bradley. 15,year- is miss
ing at Mckinney, having left his home
April 2S.
Two negroes living on the farm of Mr.
Dysart, four miles south of,Van Alstyne
got into difficulty yesterday. One OF
them was seriously stabbed in twelve
different places. The other received
several blows on the head with ham
mer.
The Whltewright Milling Company
has been organized with s25 capital.
Four prisoners in the Hillsboro jail at.
tackled Sheriff Cox in their attempt to
escape. He and his deputy prevented
their escape.
About &c., worth Of faro boards,
fortune wheels, and other gaming dc
vices was burned by the authorities in
Atlanta on the 14th. The city is de-
termined to suppress gambling.
Dr. Kimball was shot and killed by
Jas. Baird at Eldorado, Ark.
st. Louis will enforce the Sunday law.
Two young farmers of Ottawa county,
Ill.,, John @. Grochns and Thomas Tim
,berlake, were in love with Mary Breny
and fought duel about 1t. Both were
seriously wounded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16
A BRIDAL Party
Visit Dallas and View the
Metropolis of the State.

Last night Prof. w. A. Baird and
Miss Lottie Mcknight, of Ferris, were
united in marriage, and this morning
at 10 o'clock they arrived in the city,
attended by the following couples |:
w. E. Stainbeck and Miss Alta Goble,
DR.. II. A. Kooken and Miss Lula
Beall, w. II. Spake and Miss Lizzie
Young. John Cox and Miss Maggie
Kooken. They are q gay party, and
have taken possession Of the Airing
ton Hotel, where they are handsomely
entertained.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16
Titus County for Prohibition.
Mt. PLEASANT. June Is. ,Ai

MT. PLEASANT, June 10, '87.
This place is all right and all are
pusning.things forward with a will and
count on a big majority for the county
of Titus. The leaders are Judge Rid
die and ID. Scurlock, who state that
we need not fear for the pros in this
place. Judge P. M. Stien told q citizen
of this place that the county of Will.
barger, Hardeman and Wichita would
give handsome majority for prohi-
bitten. This. Isl q nice little growing
town, and they are all jubilant that
the question viii carry for the amend
ment. MOVES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16
Fourth Of July.

The Farmers Alliance and Agricul.
tural Wheel Of Dallas county will jointly
celebrate the natal day in Dallas with
the pomp and glory Of the occasion.
There will be orators who will make
the eagle scream and set the young
American on fire with burning patriot
ism. A large number Of visitors are ex-
pected to be present from other counties
to participate in the patriotic festivities
By the way. is there to be any other
demonstration on that dayf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16
THE SIIERIFFS,
And the Crowd of Attached
Witnesses Swarm in the
Court House.

n. w. Minor, sheriff of Montague
county, with several attached witnesses
in the McCleary case, was among the
court house arrivals to-day. In the
sherlff's Office the reporter also found
Bob May, sheriff Of Grayson, and X.
G. Ware, Of Mitchell county both with
attached witnesses. Deputy Sheriff
McQuay, of Ellis county, however,
took tho cake in numbers of at
tached witnesses. lie had 35
in the case of Eugene Bower
change Of venue case from Ellis,
charged with stealing cattle.
CT. Broome, sheriff Of Tom Green
county, with witnesses in the w. +.
Lewis case, charged with swindling
the Exchange National Bank, of this
city, out Of largo sum of money. Mr..
Broome will take back with him
Dixon, alias Donaldson, who by his
own confession killed man by tho
name Of Slaughter in that county
about year ago.
The sheriffs and witnesses were in
coed spirits. and the eourte,ics of
Sheriff Lewis were rendered in the
most approved style by Deputy Sher.
ifs Coe and Martyr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16
THE COUNTY EARN
Blooming, and the Harvest Promises
to be Rich.

blooming, ana the HARVEST PROMISES
to be Rich.
Deputy Sheriff Ferguson brought in
from the county farm to-day a stalk
ofcotton about ~ feet high, with 36
squars and three blooms on it. He
says there are so acres Of cotton that
will average as good as the sample,
and forty acres more net quite SO
good They harvested fifty acres OF
wheat that averaged 20 bushels TO the
acre and then put tho land in cotton
making in all 140 acres in cotton; They
have 65 acres of corn which promises
to yield abundantly. Mr.. Burgis the
superintendent of the farm certainly
is making the land bloom with prom
ises of rich and abundant harvest
The county convicts have done a good
work and no mistake.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16

The Prohibition Club Of the Second
ward will meet tonight at Wade Hills
Office. on Main street Everybody is in
vited. especially are the members re-
Quested TO be present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16

Tom Williams. an employe at Bartlett
& Ksufmsn's, on the corner OF Elm and
Live Oak streets, went through every
body in the stable last night robhing
four or Eve persons of small amounts Of
money. \
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16

Cbildren's Kid and Goat button
shoes plain and spring heel, sises 10
h4to7, 8 TO 10 from 500 to ei.5o per
pair n Hunstablc 4 Hoore'k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16

IAoo pins, collar and sleeve butions.
At J. p. Doherty 4 Co.'S COS Main ST.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09
ser Sc nKmAnKABLE


Il is announced from Washington
thas almost al Of the department clerks
from New York. Ohio. Pcnnsyivanla,
Virginia and Maryland Who are Demo-
Gratis have gone home 10 vote bat thai
those uho are Republicans have not
gone home and appear 10 show little
interest to The electionA This Is MOI
% remarkable ~ Il may 81 eEHt seem.
Ths Republicans REALMS that n vould
b REGARDED e. extensive partisanship
Il they went home 10 vote, and the
Democrats realize that u wsuld be re-
saEdsd e. extensive pAEilsAnahlp n they
aid nai 90 homa 10 vote. The Rspub-
llcans stag 10 save their positions. and
The Democrats 90 10 save their posi-.
lionA The action Of both DsmocEaia
and Republicans b h accordance with
The dsaniiion Of oasnsive partisAnship
a. formulated By President Cleveland
IN hls extraordinary dissnsnion Of Tho
Benton-escre case.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09
a rerrEnuna eevEaxmrxr.

The Roavier cabinet IL France has
apparently reached Ne end Of lie lease
o. power. II b evidently on lee lass
les. u has already msl With several
severe rebags IN ths chambeg Of Dspa.
lisH. aud. had q not been Ne intention
o. ice members 10 remain IN efIiaa uatil
ihey weEs kicked cot. Il would hsxe re-
sizned before this. TIE evident inisn-
don ef ths government 70 shield n.
Wllssa ana cover 40 HE esansesiun
wlsh Ne oaaAEel scandal has awakensa
q hostility IN tAa ehamhes Which can
end only IN q eahlnst eFiala.
u uill BE- rsmsmhsrsd thai oensgal
Boalanger declared IN an outhaEsl o.
tsmper thaa tha cazaFel Investigation
wea aimed NJ him. Tbs pahlie renaam-
hers this when n considers thai. ef the
many wAo vesa itnplicaled IN the san
dAl. enly CailArsl has thus fas been
pnniahed. While Bsnlangss has been
imprlzaned and dsasracsd becanss q
hls hasty uitsranca. TIE truth proha-
hty Is tasi tie RovsFnmsat pFspassd q
,sap 10 ealeh les enssay. 0snsFal Bsal
anesE. sn6 aaeoseae1 IN eaieAing its
fsiand. u. wilsnn. Boalanesr's name
q as sposlaas a. a was before Tie dis
csvtEy o. uAEAFel's uogyupt tranaaesssEs.
bal thsi Of wilsona' i blaskeuea farsv.
e.. nctwiiAstanding the saoEts IT tie
RevsEnmeai - shield him frcn invsasl-
rsfsea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09
TEnRETonaAL HEwA


Mrs. Strand, eg Hehoms, narrowly
esoaped drowning on Lake Whatcom on
Wednesday Of last week. The boat
Whish she and othefs occupied became
unmanaaeabIe near the ialand and AFs.
strand jumped into the water, from
which ahe was rescued with consider
abs diflicully. Dtpoerat.
whan the steamer Pcsmier arrived in
Vancouvos 9 week o. 60 AGO, The mayor
Of the town and several Of bis friends
ana oouncllmen Of the city went on
board 10 welcome her 10 that port. when
the captain very uneeremoniously or
dafed them ali OF the vessel. We I'M
defsland that the eaptaip's unseemly
oon5asa Was owing 10 an old grudRe.-
Blaine Joarnai.
aThe passenger train vas about nine
or Zen hoara lata yesterday. An at
tempt waa made 30 burn the railroad
hridna nenoas the yakima aud the
Matches river up at che Yakima gap,
by natuEatinR the ea1s with kefoseRe
aud then ssiling are 20 Il. vent Up
there today 90 look "a ID, and as gol
20 tha argt end cf Il saw quits nHm
Der az naen a. work underneath cutting
IN hFaess and sironziheninG H." says q
NoIsh Yakima coIrssDondeni Of ihs
0siaesdAla SsRfiasi.
Ihe horssa attached 10 q spring wag-
On IN which John Dingman. Of Golden
dale. and bis family we're rotnFninR
home from ehurnh ran aUa5, and when
The frona axle struck o. slamp tho fol-
lowing waa The Tesalt: Mr.. Dingmau
lit einhteen fesa frum the stump and had
bis ehsnlder dialoea1ad; Hrs. DiBgman
was thruwn about the same distance
ana was considerably praised about The
bead and faoe; 9 child was ahrown
twenty. ave feet and lit right side up
With care, another ehild Was thrown
twenty .asven feoa and considerably
hruissd about The face. The wagon
vas q eompleie wreck.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

Yesterdays eloeafons indioaas shaa
ne Rspabliaan party Il aainine ground
throughoui Ne nailen and that = = e
ahls 70 halsie Tor Ne Eighi ana fsf aood
government uhen lie snany u intEsneh-
"a In powsr a. u wns when Tho natsonal
adminlslFstion was n IS hands.
Ths rstnrns from Esw York = this
writing inAioais thza ihs relative POSI-
alona q tie parties IN thai state have
nos changed matskially within ths PAST
year. oolonel Grant d probably bsss-
en- for sesrsiary Of state, thoueh ne
maisrisy Of the Democrats h By 20
means - large aa 10 dlssouEngs the He
pnblisana To their efforts 10 eaxEy tie
state next year.
In OHIO Governor Foraker is Ee-
elected b q largely increased majority,
Tho fssarna Indicate thai his majority
viii be very large, thoueh u wculd Be
impossible 10 soy 81 this writing how
large h may b. This splendid victory
has bssn gained b. she Ohio Rspabai-
esns Ia ths fnce Of > most determined
opposition. President Cleveland and
his particular fTfends had Determined
81 degsat Foraker II possible. ana the
enslse power Of the administration va
bsaf 10 aooomplish this end. Under
these circumstances she Ohio victory Ia
peculisrly gratifying 10 Republicans
and friends Of good government gensE-
aily.
IN Massachusetts, Governor Amss is
Fe-alsotsd b. 20 increased majority.
Here, also, the extraordinary efforts Of
NE administration 10 secure . vindioa-
tion II the hands Of the peopls have 10
sulied disaaroUsly. Ths Democrats
claim that Massachusetts 70 dsubtfnI
state mast now DO laid upon the ahslf
for smother fear years.
II Virginia and other states Republi-
can gains are shown. Indeed, the total
Hspuhiloan gain in eli the states will be
VERY large, and the only thing which
Rspublicuns have 10 reGrei this mora
ing e TIE defeat % O0ionel Grant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

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